I am using SAX parsers to parse the xml from my bean. The xml is parsed and
each element is processed and returns the result in html format. So once when the
client invokes that parse function, periodically results are displayed on the client machine.
Now the issue is that at some particular point the client needs to stop the display, which
in turn need that function to get aborted, running at server-side. How can that be possible.
How can we interrupt the server side execution from client side.
Looking forward for some solutions on this.
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Interrupting server side execution from client machine (1 messages)
- Posted by: Manish Gupta
- Posted on: May 09 2005 08:16 EDT
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- using xmlhttprequest by albert liu on May 10 2005 05:12 EDT
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using xmlhttprequest[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: albert liu
- Posted on: May 10 2005 05:12 EDT
- in response to Manish Gupta
save the xml as server session object , then use a client side javascript timeout function to xmlhttprequest parts of target xml document continueously, so you can stop/resume the process and control the break points.